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1. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Kyle Sekenski

   House votes to end clock changes, use daylight saving time year-round (opens the original)

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   WASHINGTON – The House voted Tuesday to end the twice-yearly clock change, putting the country on daylight saving time permanently if the Senate goes along. States could opt out and choose instead to stay on permanent standard time under the measure, known as the Sunshine Protection Act. Arizona has been on Mountain Standard Time since 1968, which is why it’s the same time in Phoenix and Los Angeles at this time of year. But the “spring ahead, fall back” ritual would be a thing of the past. The

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2. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Kyle Sekenski

   DOJ memo rolling back community-care mandate alarms disability advocates (opens the original)

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   WASHINGTON – Theo Braddy has been advocating for people with disabilities for decades. Being a C4 quadriplegic since he was 15, he understands that experience. “Trying to live with a disability is like going through a maze,” said Braddy, executive director of the National Council on Independent Living. The maze has gotten harder to navigate, he said, because of a push to make it easier for states to confine people with severe mental illness or mental disability in institutions. The latest salvo

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